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Motorists trying to save money buying second-hand airbags online could end up paying a much higher price, a new investigation warns. Leading accident management company, Accident Exchange, says the growing trade on auction sites like eBay, is a potentially ‘life and death’ issue and the Government needs to act.

Would you believe it? Premier Accounting and Book Keeping Service’s had a massive response to their article a few weeks ago entitled Are you Paying too much tax?

Mandate trade union has accused Dunnes Stores in Kilkenny of playing off the recession and driving their workers’ standards of living down in the pursuit of unrealistic profits.

Sherry FitzGerald O’Meara in Athlone will be showing Westmeath properties at the Sherry FitzGerald Property Show in London on Saturday January 17 at the Kensington Close Hotel.

The Joe Dolan memorial weekend planned for Mullingar will give local businesses an opportunity to present the town of Mullingar in its best light, according to the local chamber of commerce.

Reaffirming its reputation as an automotive leader in sales satisfaction in the US, Jaguar North America has achieved the top ranking in the JD Power and Associates 2008 Sales Satisfaction Index Study.

Their slogan says it all - the best prices at James’ Choices is what the store stands by.

Despite an ongoing recession Ireland will head European Christmas household spending this year, according to an annual survey by accounting firm Deloitte.

The Renmore Gymnastics Club will host its annual car boot sale this Bank Holiday Monday from 10.30am to 2.30pm.

Welcome to the first of six articles on marketing in a recession. In the last few months the companies I have met with have been divided into two camps regarding the recession. About half of them were cutting back on everything possible in an attempt to ride out the storm. The other half have been re-evaluating their marketing strategy and increasing their spend. Which is right?